After a seven-year, seven-billion-km round trip to asteroid Bennu, NASA’s Osiris-Rex capsule will enter Earth’s atmosphere on Sunday (Sept 24). The capsule is carrying precious dust from the asteroid, which scientists are eager to analyse to find whether or not life evolved on young Earth only after the bombardment of asteroids.

Asteroid dust on its way to Utah

Michael Rubin, former Pentagon official & senior fellow at the American enterprise institute says that the Canadian prime minister has made a huge mistake by accusing India of killing Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar and relations between India and Canada can only improve after the exit of Justin Truduea from office.

India-Canada Diplomatic Row | Trudeau's Tale: From accusations to backlash

'Jawan' starring Shah Rukh Khan and Nayanthara is being praised all over the country with the movie helming the record of the biggest opening till date in the Indian Cinema. Shah Rukh Khan is breaking his own records with Jawan. Basking in the success of the movie, Sanya Malhotra talks about her experience working alongside the big names of Bollywood and the recognition after the release of the movie. Watch ahead for the exclusive conversation with WION's Abira Dhar.

Indian actor Sanya Malhotra in an exclusive conversation with WION

In this episode, we tell you the harrowing experiences of Hindus in Canada as they face threats, following Canada PM Justin Trudeau's baseless allegations against India.

Gravitas Plus: Hindus in Canada Under Threat: Trudeau's Risky Khalistan Gamble

K-pop - its music and style have reached its zenith in the 21st century. During a special chat with WION's principal correspondent, Disha Shah, K-POP Singer Aoora credited BTS and Blackpink for the rise and rise of the K-pop culture, all the while singing Kishore Kumar's Yeh Shaam Mastani.

K-POP Singer Aoora Sings Kishore Kumar's Yeh Shaam Mastani

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday called on India to cooperate with an investigation into the murder of a Sikh separatist leader in British Columbia and said Canada would not release its evidence.

India-Canada Diplomatic Row: No real and concrete evidence surfaces from Trudeau's presser

Speaker of the Lok Sabha Om Birla threatened to take "severe action" against BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri today for his vile remarks made during a meeting that incited widespread indignation. His remarks have been removed from the documentation. In response to criticism, the BJP sent its MP a show-cause notice requesting an explanation of his extra-parliamentary language within a 15-day period.

India: BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri uses communal slurs against Danish Ali in parliament

India-Canada Diplomatic Row | Canada: Amassed human & signals intelligence on Nijjar's death

According to a different study that was earlier this summer published in the journal Biological Reviews, the sixth mass extinction is the first that has been "directly induced by a single species – humans." In June, scientists suggested defining a new epoch to account for the influence of people on the planet.

Sixth mass extinction underway at accelerating rate, warns study

Archaeologists said on Friday that eight bundles of burial goods estimated to be around a millennium old were discovered by Peruvian laborers during the installation of a gas pipeline in Lima, the country's capital. They speculated that the site was probably a children's graveyard.

Peru pipeline workers unearth ancient children's cemetery

As they continue ceasefire talks with Riyadh, the Houthi movement in Yemen sent a message to their enemies in a coalition led by Saudi Arabia on Thursday by showcasing armed drones and ballistic missiles in a major military parade in Sanaa.

Yemen Houthis flex military muscle in parade as Riyadh seeks ceasefire

According to marine traffic monitors, Istanbul received the first grain ship to leave Ukraine since Russia reinstated its Black Sea blockade in July on Thursday. When the Palau-flagged Resilient Africa ship departed Ukraine's Chornomorsk port on Tuesday, according to Ukrainian officials, it was carrying 3,000 tonnes of wheat.

Ship with Ukraine grain back in Turkey under "humanitarian corridor"

The United States and China have one of the world’s most important and complex bilateral relationships. Since 1949, the countries have experienced periods of both tension and cooperation over issues including trade, climate change, and Taiwan. Amid Chinese belligerence, the Washington has revived a cold war submarine spy programme to counter Beijing.

Biggest reconstruction of US anti-submarine spy programme since the end of Cold War | Details

The United States Federal Reserve has decided to keep its benchmark interest rate at 5.25 in its most recent policy statement. Jerome Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve, has established a noticeably hawkish tone, though, which has caused tremors in the financial markets.

US Fed's hawkish tone shakes Indian markets

Thieves may have stolen radioactive metal from Japan's Tsunami-battered Fukushima nuclear power plant.

Japan says workers stole possibly radioactive metal from Fukushima

China working on its own maritime spy project

The athletes allegedly refused the visas after receiving their travel credentials, according to Chinese authorities. "These Indian athletes already have the necessary documentation to enter China. No visas were rejected by China.

China denies visa to Indian athletes for Asian Games 2023

The Biden administration would permit almost 500,000 Venezuelan immigrants who are already living in the nation to do so for an additional 18 months. Leading New York Democrats were quite vocal in their support for the ruling.

US to protect nearly 500,000 Venezuelans, migrants can work in US for 18 months

Following his most recent visit to Russia, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un issued an order without providing details, warning his international adversaries that any cooperation on military hardware would be risky and have repercussions.

North Korea's Politburo explores next steps to Kim's Russia visit

On the occasion of World's Rhino's Day let me bring you some good news. The year 2022 is marked as a triumphant comeback for africa's rhino's, with their numbers on the rise for the first time in almost a decade...this is can be seen as a major boost to conservation efforts the rhino numbers have grown across africa in 2022. As per the international union for conservation of nature over 23 thousand roam the continent, and this number is seen 5.2 per cent increase from 2021 data.

African rhinos number rise for the first time in a decade

Following remarks made by Sir Keir Starmer at a conference, Labour has attempted to make clear what its future relationship with the EU will entail after Brexit. The leader of the Labour Party declaring the party doesn't want to "diverge" from the bloc's regulations has surfaced in a video.

UK: Starmer argues UK's relationship with EU can get stronger

According to USGS data, China is thought to own deposits of 44 million metric tonnes of rare earth oxide (ROE) equivalent, or 34% of the global total.

China's rare earths dominance in focus

Flood disaster that killed thousands in libya'scoastal town of derna, has also displaced more than 43,000 people. This according to the international organisation for migration. Now, search teams continue to look though the shattered apartment buildings in search of the missing

Libya's flood survivors demand accountability, hold protests

Actress Sophie Turner filed a lawsuit against her former spouse Joe Jonas to get their two kids back to England. The BBC reports that Turner's attorney brought up the "wrongful detention" of their kids in New York. According to the publication, Jonas, 34, is requesting shared custody of their two girls, Willa, who was born in 2020, and her sister, whose name has not been disclosed, who was born in 2022. After four years of marriage, Turner and Jonas announced their divorce earlier this month.

Sophie Turner sues partner Joe Jonas over wrongful detention of daughters

Rupert Murdoch, an Australian-American media entrepreneur and business magnate, has resigned as chairman of Fox Corp and News Corp., capping a career spanning more than seven decades in which he built a media empire spanning Australia and the United States. With effect from the next Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of each firm in mid-November, he will resign as chairman of each board.

Conservative media mogul Rupert Murdoch hands empire to son Lachlan

Ex-Pak PM Imran Khan summoned in court for alleged ‘Un-Islamic’ marriage to third wife. Former Pak PM continues to face charges and imprisonment after being convicted in the Toshakhana case.

Islamabad court summons Imran Khan in ‘Un-Islamic’ marriage case

A brand-new activity called water ping pong was created by astronauts on the Tian Gong space station. During a space lesson, the Shenzhou 16 crew demonstrated their freshly acquired table tennis skills.

Chinese astronauts play zero gravity ping pong in space

The leader of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, declared on Thursday that his group is ready for a ceasefire and to hold in-depth political negotiations to put an end to their civil war with the army.

Rapid support forces 'ready for ceasefire'

A concert program signed by Louis Armstrong and other jazz legends, a score from American jazz pianist Count Basie, and a signed and printed Porgy and Bess opera score are among the items up for auction. Watts, 80, passed away in a London hospital in August 2021.

'Rolling Stone' drummer's items to go under the hammer

According to data from the U.N. migration agency, the border between the United States and Mexico is the world's worst land migration route, with hundreds of people dying while trying to traverse the treacherous desert.

UN: US-Mexico border is deadliest land migration route globally

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